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Frequently Asked Questions.
What is the breakout force of CASE G-Series wheel loaders, and why does it matter?
Breakout force refers to the amount of force a loader can exert to penetrate a material pile and fill the bucket. CASE G-Series heavy wheel loaders, including the 921G, 1021G, and 1121G, feature industry-leading breakout force due to their Z-bar linkage design, providing faster cycle times and improved material penetration—ideal for quarries, aggregate handling, and heavy construction.
How much can a CASE G-Series wheel loader lift?
The lifting capacity varies by model, but the 1121G, for example, has a full-turn tipping load exceeding 22,000 kg (48,500 lbs). These heavy wheel loaders are designed for high-capacity material movement, making them ideal for mining, large-scale earthmoving, and heavy material handling operations.
How does CASE Intelligent Load Management improve wheel loader performance?
CASE G-Series loaders feature Intelligent Load Management, which automatically adjusts power distribution between the engine and hydraulics. This technology optimises fuel efficiency and performance, allowing operators to maximise productivity while reducing fuel costs—especially in load-and-carry operations.
What are the differences between a CASE 921G, 1021G, and 1121G wheel loader?
- 921G – Versatile mid-sized heavy loader, ideal for construction and aggregate handling.
- 1021G – Higher horsepower and increased bucket capacity for high-volume material movement.
- 1121G – The largest in the range, built for mining, heavy-duty excavation, and bulk material handling, offering maximum breakout force and stability.
What is Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) and why does CASE use it in its wheel loaders?
SCR is an after-treatment system that reduces emissions without requiring a Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF). Unlike Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) systems, SCR:
- Lowers fuel consumption by optimizing combustion efficiency.
- Eliminates regeneration cycles, reducing downtime.
- Provides better long-term reliability with fewer maintenance requirements.
How does ride control enhance performance on CASE G-Series wheel loaders?
Ride control acts as a shock absorber for the loader arms, reducing bouncing and material loss when traveling over rough terrain. This system:
- Increases operator comfort, reducing fatigue.
- Enhances fuel efficiency by minimising unnecessary hydraulic movement.
- Improves material retention, preventing spills during transport.
What telematics and automation features are available in CASE G-Series loaders?
CASE G-Series wheel loaders come with CASE SiteWatch™ telematics, which provides:
- Real-time machine data, including fuel consumption, idle time, and operating hours.
- Remote diagnostics to reduce unplanned downtime.
- Geofencing capabilities for security and fleet management.
Additionally, payload management systems are available on larger models, helping operators track material loads for optimised efficiency.
What type of hydraulic system do CASE G-Series wheel loaders use?
CASE uses a variable-displacement, load-sensing hydraulic system, which:
- Delivers hydraulic power on demand, improving efficiency.
- Reduces fuel consumption by eliminating unnecessary hydraulic flow.
- Provides precise, smooth operation for improved cycle times.